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High Court grants order reinstating relief sought by judgment mortgagee against lands in folio, and vacating earlier order of the Master of the High Court deleting folio from special summons, on grounds that the court had an inherent jurisdiction to make such an order, and that no prejudice flowed to the defendant.
Judgment mortgage – application to have sum declared well charged against lands and premises in two folios – consent order in Master’s court deleting reference to lands in one folio – plaintiffs under misapprehension as to their entitlement – application before High Court to vacate Master’s order – whether claim against relevant folio had been abandoned – jurisdiction of court to vacate order sought and obtained by party – inherent jurisdiction – no prejudice to defendants.
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